Rad Onc Textbooks 2005

[Thaiger75]

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There may be a thread hidden somewhere in this forum...but just wanted to start a thread for those of us who are starting rad onc this year. To faculty/residents: What the pros/cons and general thoughts and feelings are on the various general rad onc textbooks:

1. COX/RADIATION ONCOLOGY: RATIONALE, TECHNIQUE, RESULTS
2. GUNDERSON/CLINICAL RADIATION ONCOLOGY
3. LEIBEL/TEXTBOOK OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY
4. PEREZ

 

[khybs]

btw, I have a new perez for sale if anyone wants it... not the mini perez but the big one. Still in cellophane. never been opened...

There may be a thread hidden somewhere in this forum...but just wanted to start a thread for those of us who are starting rad onc this year. To faculty/residents: What the pros/cons and general thoughts and feelings are on the various general rad onc textbooks:

1. COX/RADIATION ONCOLOGY: RATIONALE, TECHNIQUE, RESULTS
2. GUNDERSON/CLINICAL RADIATION ONCOLOGY
3. LEIBEL/TEXTBOOK OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY
4. PEREZ

 

[stephew]

btw, I have a new perez for sale if anyone wants it... not the mini perez but the big one. Still in cellophane. never been opened...

new or old versions?

 

[khybs]

The new one I believe... Principles and Practice of Radiation Oncology, the 4th edition, it's big and red...

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...a/002-0233499-5391265?v=glance&s=hpc&n=507846

new or old versions?

 

[JTradonc]

For what it's worth, I have found that once you have any of the major textbooks, what you really crave are ancillary books, like cross-sectional anatomy reference books, surgical oncology texts, portal design, etc.